Is there a particular reason why the jelly release is
hosted on ibiblio.org? (No nagging - just curious)
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Is there a particular reason why the jelly release is
hosted on ibiblio.org? (No nagging - just curious)
Maven friendliness of its main developer at the time.
Since then (very recently), a maven repository has been started on
Apache side.
Oh, plus... releases are not yet very frequent...
Ah...
I haven't found an explicit rule in the commons
charter but is this the trail new commons components
need to take? ...or usually do?
proposal -if accepted- sandbox -later maybe- repository
Yes this is one way of putting it.
ok
Does a new component need to exist somewhere else
first? Or is a plan
Excellent!
Thanks, Mark!
Now that there is a Maven Repository on the mirrors, it doesn't need to
be specifically pointed there, thats just one mirror of it now.
http://www.apache.org/dist/java-repository/commons-jelly/
http://apache.130th.net/java-repository/commons-jelly/
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What's the difference between the Log4JLogger
and the Log4JCategoryLog? What's the difference
logging through a category in the end?
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Just wondering ...is someone really
using LogKit with commons-logging
outside of an Avalon project?
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Eric Giguere wrote:
Hi
The difference is in the Log4j version.
Category is the deprecated logging class in older version of log4j.
These 2 flavors of the Logging class is to give the abiliby to use old
and new versions of log4j.
Hope it helps
Aaaah! That helps :)
Thanks, Eric!
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I know there were quite some discussion about the classloading
scheme of commons-logging and how it is supposed to be used in
a multi-classloader environment.
Did I understand correctly that...
...assuming I have servlet container and all my applications
want to use commons-logging but not
Henri,
I'm pondering the idea of giving one/two talks at the ApacheCon in
November.
Not sure how many people a talk about the sandbox
would attract ...but IMO commons would be a good
thing to talk about. Actually I thought about
submitting a proposal myself.
But IMHO 3 hours (wow!) is way to much
There was a fellow asking questions
about various commons projects a while ago, with the intention of
writing a book on jakarta-commons. I haven't heard anything since,
though, so I guess the project sunk...
Not sure if you might be talking about me
or one my fellow Co-Authors :) ...but we
did
Not sure if you might be talking about me
or one my fellow Co-Authors :) ...but we
did write a book about Jakarta Commons that
should come out this month. It will also
cover digester. ...but it's in german.
glad to hear about that (the book bit, of course :)
yeah, I know ...english would have
we've decided that the wiki seems like the best place:
http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-commons/JakartaCommonsResources
added! thanks for the link, Robert
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Torsten,
Thanks for the quick reply. Are you saying it has been incorporated into
Jelly?
You mean whether it covers Jelly?
Yes, there is also a chapter about
Jelly. But more of an introduction.
Covering all the different taglibs
would be worth a book itself ;-)
If you could just post your OS and what the result was, I would greatly
appreciate it. Thanks in advance!
Linux for Ubuntu Linux (Hoary)/i386, Sun JDK 1.4.2
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Matthijs Wensveen wrote:
Hi everyone,
Maybe this question has been asked a thousand times already, in that
case I am sorry.
I have made a piece of software that I want to place on sourceforge. It
is a library that makes use of lucene and a lot of other jakarta commons
components. Those jars
We are using HTTP protocol. We have code something like this (in a
simple junit test):-
Neither http nor url supports output streams, so I guess your target
URL is a webdav:// resource, isnt it?
We can even reproduce it with the file: protocol!
final String sourceURI =
It would appear that after the 1.0 release no-one updated the
currentVersion tag in project.xml and that at some later time someone
compiled the trunk code and published it on ibiblio as commons-cli-1.0
when it was actually a snapshot of trunk.
It sure looks to me like the version on ibiblio
On 11.07.2005, at 20:34, Mark Shifman wrote:
Hi:
I just downloaded commons-vfs-1.0-RC2 today and was trying to get
data from an smb share.
using:
FileSystemManager fsManager = VFS.getManager();
FileObject smbFile = fsManager.resolveFile( smb://
theUser:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:445/ms79 );
However, I also want to iterate over all objects that 'lie on the
way', i.e. in the above example I additionally want to iterate over
all departments.
Is there a way to access all objects that have been visited while
resolving the XPath expression? Or can I write my own extension to
the
On 19.08.2005, at 10:07, Philippe Poulard wrote:
hi Mario,
there is a bug in VFS RC3 :
StandardFileSystemManager fsm = null;
fsm = (StandardFileSystemManager) VFS.getManager();
fsm.setBaseFile( new File( System.getProperty( user.dir ) ) );
fsm.setDefaultProvider( new UrlFileProvider() );
fsm.setBaseFile( new File( System.getProperty( user.dir ) ) );
well, it's somewhat obvious :
yepp - but to me the other way around ;)
when you load an HTML document from a web server, you have :
http://www.acme.com/path/to/document.html
if the document contain :
img src=picture.jpg/
link
Solving it in a clean way might break their application. I think
this is not acceptable for a RC-1.0 release transition.
As long it's not released - it's not released yet ;)
i think that VFS users didn't already have to deal with relative
files resolution regarding something else than a
how does one start a new jakarta-commons project.
Mark, do you already have commit access to any
other apache project?
I would like to
start a new project and would like to get some information.
Usually projects start out in the sandbox and
then graduate to commons proper.
I am not sure
Is there someway on vfs to create a
content provider for files with extension jpg.
There is already a contribution waiting which extends VFS with a
service provider.
That way you should be able to implement e.g. a ExifService
You can get access to it with
ExifService exif = (ExifService)
On 03.11.2005, at 07:20, Mario Ivankovits wrote:
Hi!
Why was the following added to SftpFileObject?
import org.apache.commons.vfs.provider.webdav.WebdavFileObject;
CopyPaste mistake.
I currently evaluate Eclipse and other than IDEA I havent found the
option to always optimize imports
Is is possible to use JavaFlow with Groovy classes (at least,
generated by
groovyc, dynamic loading will be superior)?
In theory it should also work with groovy classes. I personally
haven't tested
it but it's also on my TODO list to make sure that's working.
Aside: You can have also have
snip/
Thanks for the details. I will have a look into it ASAP.
As for now please have a look into the provided ANT task
and try rewriting at build time. (So no need of the class
loader) Just to see whether that makes a difference.
In case it doesn't I need both, the unmodified and the
rewritten
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That should go to the moderator that can remove you from the list.
This information should have also be provided when sending a message
to commons-user-help
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On 17.11.2005, at 12:52, Thomas Fehr wrote:
me too!
Thomas
Dave
Calling directory.close() before directory.getChildren() helps
indeed. But
it isn't nice at all especially because this is the default
behavior. It
will definitely require addressing.
I think a distinction should be made between short runs (e.g. Ant
task) and
long runs (like a file
What JDK version are you using?
-
[ ] JDK 1.2
[ ] JDK 1.3
[x] JDK 1.4
[x] JDK 1.5 (or JDK 5)
-
codec, collections, cli, digester, io, lang, logging, vfs and of course
jci and javaflow ;)
PS: better use the prefix POLL next time
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Well, I am no expert but I think this cannot be done without huge
hacks. Why
you want to do this? Do you want to use it as a code generation tool?
Yes... sort of.
I'm having some performance issues related to the use of
reflection, I was thinking to extract the Java code from the
JXPath
On 08.03.2006, at 14:31, Dmitri Plotnikov wrote:
Hi,
I have thought about using this type of compilation to byte code.
Unfortunately, I got mired in the tremendous _potential_ complexity
of data models that JXPath works with. Imagine that you have an
expression that needs to traverse
Hi!
I want to vote for moving the Jakarta Commons Javaflow project out of
the Sandbox and make it a Commons Proper project.
Also, it would be great if Javaflow would be published on the Maven2
repositories.
Is there something we could do to help with this?
Well, if you are only after a
I want to include javaflow in my master thesis in order to stop jobs
on remote computers and transfer them to other machines.
I downloaded javaflow from the svn but couldn't get it work at the
first try.
The tests do not work from maven at the moment ...but it should be as easy as
mvn clean
Comments are welcome.
Well, start to elaborate :)
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Over in cocoon land it is being used all over the place.
I think it rocks ...yepp
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Hi Marcus
I am using javaflow.
What I want to do is the following:
Call Continuation.suspend() from within a thread.
Transfer the Continuation object over the network
call Continuation.continueWith(..)
Cool
_but_: in order to let the thread work properly at another place
within the network,
Another question for the javaflow ant task:
The homepage says that the attribute destdir is required.
However, when I use it, I get the following error message:
---
snip/
What am I doing wrong?
Have a look yourself:
I could make a public suspend() method within the thread that calls
Continuation.suspend();, but the problem is that the second user
just gets a continuation object and has no reference to the actual
thread.
Please note that you don't really need to make it public as
Continuation.suspend() is a
I have a Runnable class that is sometimes started with a context
object and sometimes without.
Alright ...the code looks ok and should work just fine.
You do instrument the FlowRunnable2 but not the jafaflowTest2 ?
When I call it without a context object, Continuation.getContext()
throws a
I see your point.
But it is not trivial to periodically check a context variable if the
thread performs complex calculation and uses other object's methods
which take a long time to execute.
In java, I could just call Thread.stop(), even if it is depricated...
Deprecated because in reality you
Here is the output if you uncomment the line thread.test():
-
Exception in thread main java.lang.NullPointerException
at org.apache.commons.javaflow.Continuation.getContext
(Continuation.java:73)
at Test.test(javaflowTest.java:11)
at
This should help
http://vafer.org/blog/tag/minijar
...hope to get it integrated into the maven2 dependency/assembly plugin one day
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On 8/5/06, Anil Philip [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I have a very pressing problem.
My application is distributed via Java Webstart, hence
On 8/5/06, Anil Philip [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You mentioned It's not as sophisticated as proguard
that does even remove dead code inside classes.
However Proguard leaves libraries alone. Does your
minijar operate on libraries? eg. commons-net-1.4.jar
Or would I have to build the jar from the
Thanks for replying.
How would I know what classes I need for ftp and
email?
This is what minijar would work out for you automatically ;-)
...but there is no ant interface for it yet.
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On running the javaflow transformation task, I get the following
exception:
/Users/mdeluigi/SourceCode/build.xml:114:
org.apache.bcel.verifier.exc.AssertionViolatedException: INTERNAL
ERROR: Missing class: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Exception
while looking for class
For the task:
I tried asm 2.2.3 and asm 3.0 RC1, but I always get this exception:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: org.objectweb.asm.ClassWriter.init(ZZ)V
I can't make any sense out of it.
Looks like for some reason you have the wrong version of ASM in your classpath?!
For me, it seems as it's
Looks like for some reason you have the wrong version of ASM in
your classpath?!
Do you know which ASM version worked?
The one that's being used to compile it ;-) ...it's in the lib directory.
Maybe print out your classpath on startup.
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how you can couting input/ouput stream.
it's with commons-vfs?
No, you just create your own CountingInputStream, maybe best by inherit
from FilterInputStream, override the read(...) methods and add the
number of bytes read to a counter.
On the first read(...) you store the
On 11/22/06, Mario Ivankovits [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Steven!
I put a monitor on a configuration file (not a folder). During testing
I noticed that the monitoring doesn't recognize when the file is
created. I get changed and deleted events but never a created event.
As far as I
I'm using Log4j to manage log, I want to convert this by Commons
Logging by
converting just this line :
private static Logger sLogger = Logger.getLogger
(LoggingManager.class);
by this one :
private static Log sLogger = LogFactory.getLog(LoggingManager.class);
Regarding the static give this
We have just recently been discussing a clean up on the dev list. CLI
1.x needs a release. CLI 2.x is already been used by some projects
but still needs some work for a proper release.
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On 04.04.2007, at 09:28, Michael Niemaz wrote:
Sorry I did not notice the mailing list was
Jakarta Commons JCI 1.0 is now available!
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/jci/
JCI is a java compiler interface. It can be used to either compile
java (or any other language that can be compiled to java classes like
e.g. groovy or javascript) to java. It is well integrated with a FAM
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